[fpc-devel] get/put in fpc

[Schneider]

Tomas:

> Have you compiled your code with -Miso command line parameter as already
> suggested by someone else? I assume that unit iso7185 providing these
> procedures is then automatically included. If not, you can certainly add
> this unit to your uses clause manually.

Yes, I'm currently compiling using:

fpc   -Miso -Tdarwin -Mmacpas getput.p

(This is in a script 'fpcc' so I don't forget.)

> Second, as also mentioned by Jonas, the part of ISO standard support
> related to file handling has been only fixed recently and is not available
> in any released version. You might be able to build a newer compiler
> version from the sources if needed, although I cannot judge how easy or
> difficult that may get on your platform of choice (but it's certainly
> doable). Unfortunately, I don't see any ready made snapshots available for
> your platform on our FTP server - that would have been an easy solution.

Ok, that's what I suspected.

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Is that the right one for me on Mac OS X 10.10.5?

Or rather:

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Tom

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